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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-08

CAPTAIN sCOITs ANsWkRs.
|. are there any Canadian
ports where American veasels
engaged in fishing NAV repien-
lIsh their stock OF provisions.
and II so name them1 A--Sot
any but IN tho autumn. when
american tsh~rraen are out OF
provislons and leaving for
homo. they are permitted 20
take such as they may require
for that purpose only.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-08

Marine engineers, one of whom talks else
where in to-day's TRIBUNE on the subject, look
for great improvements in the means used to
propel steamships. Considering that there is
an average loss of GO per cent in the force now
generated in the boilers, there Is evidently
room for the work of the inventor. Some Of
the improvements made in recent years have
been stumbled on blindly. 1t is is not too
much to hope that ships will one day be driven
through the water with the speed of express
trains.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-08


trains.
1t is nothing new to hear Of complaints OF
the State Departments indifference to the
illegal arrest of American citizens abroad.
Almost the only instance where it displayed
any vigOr was in the case of Cutting, who was
unworthy of it If the facts as related by the
friends of Clrilo POuble concerning his illegal
Imprisonment in Cuba are substantiated, the
Department has treated him in a shameful
manner. In any case, Secretary Bayard might
at least inform Poube's friends as to whether
or not the Department intends to do any thing.
1t is not surprising that the Labor leaders
are already exhibiting difference of opinion
rs to what DR.. McGlynn represents in their
cause. In Buffalo they voted to drop his name
from their list of speakers, and then later, in
executive session, reconsidered their action.
More firmness was shown in adhering 10
refusal to permit any of Governor HIPS office
holders from speaking on their platform. IL
the Labor Party escapes the pitfalls which the
Governor is busily digging for 1t the leaders
may consider themselves fortunate.
The color of the skin, unfortunately, makes
great diff, renee in South Carolina court of
justice. In Edgefeld colored man WAS con-
vicled OF murder, while a white man who muir
dered negro without provocation was
acquitted, both on the same day. The men
engag ed IN the disgraceful riots have been
allowed to go because their victims were
colored. Over a hundred coored men have
been murdered in one county and no person
has been punished for 1t. This is an extraOr-
binary and unwholesome state of affairs.
Apparently the only remedy for it Is for the
State to import little Christianity.
The fears expressed as to the safety Of the
sacht Thistle, now on her way across the At
tantc, it is to be hoped will prove groundess.
che lett glasgow On July rs. and, OF course, Is
not yet due in American waters Tut steamers
leaving after that date encountered such So
yec weather thst their officers believe there is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-08

FoRFIGN-Rioting in Ireland; Nationals ts as
called Inv Orangemep - The Ministerial crisis
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-25
Notice Of Seizure.

TINTED STATES or AMERICA.
~ Territory Of washington. Third Jn-
dicial Digerict--ss.
In the District Court. holding terms At
No. SOS The Unitsa States q America
Efty-dv pounds Of prepared opium.
Whereas. VIM. II. White. Uoited States
Attorney for washington Territory, has
fled an information In the above entitled
District CouEt alleging In substance Is
followa: That at 3 dne past to.wit
On the 9Th day Of August. a. ID. 1857. IA
the Collscsipn Dla ~ . g rSges Sound
Starr, ct tia wharf ct Port Townsend, In
Jefferson county. Washington Territory,
Quincy A. Brooks, Collector q Customs
for said district, did seize ard now has IN
his custody ak the Custom House Of said
district e Port Tcwneend aforesaid. aa
being forfeited 70 the United States for
statutes Of ne Unatsd states, certain
goods wares ana merchandise, toHwit
enc hundred and tan tina containing az.
ty-flve pounds Of prepared opium foK
that nt time past, to-Wit on the 9th dag
of August A. u. 1857, said goodA wares
and morchandise herelnbelore enumerat.
and nsanufncturo and subject 70 the pay.
men1 Of duties upon heing imported and
broaRht int1 tho Unlfsd Etatea. were b
somo perBcn or persons unknown clan.
deafinelY, unsaMfully, frAuduiently and
knowingly brought into the United States
trom some foreign port Or pines, to-wit
Is the Dominion e Canada, with tie a.
Isnt then and there On the part Of such
importer OF tnporteu 70 defFAud the
United States % the duties thereon,
the duties thereon net having been
paid or accounted foe OF secured 70
Sc paid 70 the United States. and not
&'s sssRsd sS Pa g &c s' Sns
states, the said gOoda Wares and mer.
chandise being then. and thare Of the
value 81 ave hundred and Efty dollars. ("
and praying for 9 monition and other
proper process 70 the end that aid goods,
etc. may b decreed to Be and rensin
And where's. On reading and ding he
said information, the Court made the fol.
lowing order thereon. To- wit:
Tha United Stairs Of America "a One
hundred and ten tins containing nftY-five
pounds OF prepared oDt1m.
Lat this cause b Bet down for hearing
Ncvembef, A. ID. 1881, 81 10 O'clock .. N.
a. that oAY, Is which time all persons
having Of claiming any interest IN said
gooda, Waros ana m9rchaadise must an.
pear and make their allegations n that
behalf or their default win b entered.
And let notice Be given IN the usual form
By publication thereof In the DAILY PosT-
iNFMLk1aENcKR. Dated November ID
1857.
Nov, therefore; all parsons having ar
Claiming anT interest," II sAid Fooda wares
and merchandise are notified 10 Be- ard
appear in open court 81 the time specified
In said order and make thair alterations
IN that behalf or their default viii Be en-
tered and the prayer az aid information
granted.
49,. Wines The Hon. Richard A.
lsvr Jones. Judge Of said District
Conrt and fko seal az nafd court
- afixed- thAs 81 day Of Negemher,
aos Is ". kLKpGERwooD. Clerk
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-25
IN ADMIRALTY.

Tn The DIaTRIorcoURfo 90 THE THIRD
L yufioini Dtssrica Of WashfnRtua TefTitsrv
kolding terms 81 seattle. n Nne eonnfy.
washinEon Kfn conpA1y, hbsIlnst, -.
aGamw .1coifAx," o. Pert Tgwussna, hrF
ssilErA. sa9insa, ssskls. apparel aadfuE1itars
Ruhiie nsslea d barsby eivsn, thns wAsr..s
. Hkei hns basa 1ied - ths Above entitled
eoaz1 an he tupnty.erst day a Nsvsmher
isss, hy Washimgsan Miil Company. q osrpars.
tl1n oanulsaa nntsz the hus q he side q
cnilfera - ana eulng badns1 n sHiatersliory
q Waakia9lsa, heeilAnk aEAinst tAa saHauar
scoiAx,s q Port ToWnss1a. Whsreof Ja-ns,
Hsnn1zEg = q lstel4 wAs Masfar, her hcllsss
tnckle. apFar1l ana fnrniture. n q eanse a
eansrae4 elvil md narstine, alleging IN sub-
afafees IhAt bblWeRn TIE arsz dsy Of Sanuary.
1856. AD1 II azlz day - NqTenskFK. 1851, the
aid hbeilant e. - isItAnee and requsm q
he Master q esia saenmsR, nnd On ths crsast Of
said sis1mef. k1f fgEniaAsd cerA1n Eaneya
1nA nAferinls aas rGrloRued certain ahoF cn
eAtaaEY thsrspl. a1d I'D ssxniaasd saprslss
for nd steaznsf = fte eueal ezount aad ne
eFesnaa vstus Of $50 al az az wAteA Vas SO.
sDaY - ~ slisEing. s.pasrinG nadssalBping
- al afezneE.
sIAAi ns passHsa e maa nuusana has len
paAA. tbo1<1 payDszi - bsea deD4ndsd. nnf
tAAs IL saaa s1anuns - enc a . Ten On mf&
sseameE.
iSsw tA.s~fssa, b pn1uaanes 3 ths aanaak
tioa uzdsr he seal 81 tAs anaa eaast. % ne a.
rag1ed An6 delivered, I q hnraE4 rive PuAlts
aottoe d al pensas eia1uknE aat3 gfnnmw
sfslfEx = e. n any mannaE lu1aEeglna lAeruan
q kasainG, e. kzElnR znyIhiaS - ~ nhFaAs
@1e shoz3 aos - ooa3sunst sn4 noz1. pr
s.@ =. . =. sz.y.s e - lsss ~ ~ =
sn9 for nd bird tnAie;ai eietrIct & zanfEis
on xhmrH1my ~ 81 90 e Don1Nhax A d.
49,. e sAzsen eiclo<3 4 IL 1neHnnnn = thnl
8zy. q fhs eAms sal - dsy a lnflnaiefson.
sEhzFWl1s - - nsAa ~ 81 inEts1lc1t,n
lksrnafles, thsn ~ fhAle q 1alepoas : cI11w
~ Ne @~a aa4 q nekE tkelf AleEnlinna ID
~ hH1Mf IL nA111IoN.
Ulilsa Aasss m1rsAai f.R Wl1klzsfan Tsrt-
So xs..na-~ "a. m
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-25

new THANKSGIVING Was onLKBnATED AZ
on Anp nEw rowK.

nav 1NAnE49fVtAo WAa uMhAAAA1AD Al
oE.D Ard EEu TowH.
asldan, has holiday besn % kenof'
aily observed e VS. rhankaRivinN Oar
Ths hanha end public school baiidinel
we're elssod a. matter Of eoufae, buI
AZ midday nearly ever haslneas houss
n 80 elty iolned then a paifina ur
1he nhusasrsg and the day heoame 4 FAC
6lmitu 81 Eandax. Daring The aflsr'
noon & hEans band connected with enc
az TIE varsity theM1rea vent so1t On q
taat,n ppaakine literally, and served "a
nallege aha Otherwise Oppressive qui-
eaade. They plaYed eoveFal nifa n trent
ID ~ Taeoma end other hotels, aud
lhen rasuFalA % PAclac avenue.
The union meeting IN The y, 3,
ahhpnh n ne morning wag very wnN 80.
esndeA. Rev. Nj. pewalasn preached
sha ThnnknNIFin@ soknaons IN which be
uasnmnnlty and &c q nalian for giving
thanks. Among these he cited me sd
miniatEaiion of Ne GeseFnmoat - hav-
ine hpen wise and usil oifeeted. meA-
tianed sha pFeal6ont a. anong eur good
thlngs, teReaher vita tha peaee ana
yeaF.
ia Sunday appearance q thinan Ia
tho newer cnstian % ne etly WAa Wholly
iaakina IN 0ld fown. for there TIE bsa
mili waa slaahlna away a. usnAi, wufh
waS Rglna q NE ship YARD, ne nloses
were opan and exeepl tor zee tndlea.
tians n - Air Of the least lhat 80 b.
ana pRsparsd fer The aniloee The exiza-
eanee e fhAnhaNlytnN ooala net hase
haen annrecled. n kaltle Han . con.
nnlit.e 81 laaioa. ubder the &trectiou q
Chapaain 6lnhoa. wsRe baay al ester-
noan b prapafing Ne hanQaeA Eleven
iuFhaya u1Te BEING soaslea and four
hana hslnR boilea cRoE he hFsa az -
nany diasrent housewives n The tewa,
VILLA the arena u eaohaReA. swss1 -
anhonn ana other vegetables u Quantity
pFsportInaod % The meat. arose from
Sha eunk homsaa of Ne ehipa IN Ne bar
har. Plates we're laid a tee ians tahles
- "a hall fnx lis perpoaa iasl sxtnin1,
nAoFtly nfsnr six oselcck. and wAan The
ias.pa wnra liRhlsd &c many ED sArs GA
deWn 10 fuanl that made them thlnk
Shal 3 - sAiioE ms Jog. CAapiain
l13nhlra nshsa fuf q hlssssna aPen Tie
a1nmeF ana eAen ~ cd eall4 ISL b.
Ia oflnegs Nnd creUs q ~ ehip
YaRf q. BarooSa tOaptatn koekl. ne
MA Hamanaa tOapiAlA fiahefl }, Ne haRh
nsmaaa fgmpaain WaFDerls - Alslnena
fr1rtaln hIounl, tie hArk LlsttA lCap-
40 Eirkl, the chip Earydlee tCapeain
lalnnsl. ~ barb Memnoa IcaDeain hoys
~. wsse psaaenl. toMe1has via ether
salinFs ~ shtp eail6aEs q he city.
Fellawiar Ihe dissnssiea u he dtn-
40 Ohapaais Ntuhha made Short and
hanpV s8dsaaA. e. a. al1o NJ. GeQske
Aalsrsan. mannNaf end nspelinta1deal
- - Ill ara NO e. lkfea seeft aaa
nrsseV spee6aa moFa na1ee 30 Ne e4p
49,. - oznrz - fh1lE klsh apprs-
rlSSl1,a a - Ea1ean1 aEleod ard thoes
- - - deEuA a % tee esemen.
N1aa nanax @aHe sana - toa eanHa4n,
IA akhaNa b. a. imp1cgl111 eActgs y
: 49, TkaT iotno6. an& NJ eeening had
- - siuaa hetsss thsg eesi&nd an
- sIs,s a ssNnhalan 3 aitsn 10
Rsr. -. es1h.a les = nnt kngen -
- er9reknltr1 ~ - 1a4man = kfifna
sSasets. ~ B eAMRsaio - - uzsl
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-25

Il takes nearly l0oO0o,0o0 foseign
eggs . menhA 10 keep The Enelish II
cakes aud pu1dinRA. rs eli eva with q
eoansgy that cannot lay les own eRea.--
HerfforS Rosf. AZ Iona e. EnRland
persists IN having her cake and eating
u. Eco. she wiIl hAxe d aabnnis 70 q for
eign yeIk.--SprinqGef rataa. RaQs-
aetly 81 TAie 4 hat fof ne lard enes
ruled hv tie HaR-meg3a.- - I8Fostltm
Siaadard Eniea. 6rsal ecn11 SEAL
% -evggy cue Reads that-enny4nn e.
0ryat Britain, Hant.lng for Moore eRrs
% Chaser nass b hyF.s foreign ssfl.
Law on.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-25

Having nulf6sd n shs FoNz.IaxM1zzs
0MMuKM an advsEli14n1n9 eE 4Eauu1no
DaEi4 DznntneaB bnltEfs Ysai4 d
form ceuguzngfs fhM1 TIE agticie which
has been manufactured b. me and ha1
naNR D. thai nnms for tie pegt foqP
ysazs b SsIltle. uaa Rfst sold " O. =.
stone, then fog Q while bY Haley 4
Wgi0hf, bat fnF fhs. past three noAths
has been banded oniy sud eZelnsiv1l4
- chaElss E5dsh. Who = sols eksnt fer
M butter. Hasa DAVIS.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-25

leo. To close the iins Of q los Of ban
neF rods, IN plush, Gilt and silver; some
Of them we're as high q s5o. Your
choice fer Ice each. O. OEEAnx. nc22
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-25

The UzN1EMKRTp h thsmsst pop.
nlar hid glove In Ameris4, &l.1S for Eve
buttons. 91.g0 for eight buttons They
are far below the price Of any othes
standard maker, and for nf and daEa-
bility are Inexcelled. The shove are ~
tail prices lthe glove b not gold at whele-
salsl a HJHWABAOHEn BROS del2
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-25

BoaroM. Nov. A tam altaehed 10
( eaf1iaee oonfniuinR Ratgink u. Gar
rnnu, William and rHERIe1 HnmN1n emd
10ssph l.. BaFfn, ~ae driven tAnough
rs e1fetg gates Il the Bes1ou and ~.
bany os6ssina 81 west agwto1 tbs afte1.
noon. The team Rainsd the tfack and
tie kn4aa4, n94QminG unGont20tIahIe
lnfned and followed - n1iia and lEe
saigon and its 0opupanfs were Quickly
BEsgtakem b. . lHAin MAieh crashed tnte
eos rear Of tha vehiole, killing Tie I've
Hannona, sfninTine BaEke nnd h6dll
hraiainn German.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-25

The most extensive assortment Of cor
sets on She coast. Over forty styles
from Ike 10 $500 each. Toklas q
Hingefman.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-25

MnWlnll1aIs Nn1aAfnn nTrup. fnr 80 ssrnm
teseNlnR Is ~ psaz1Elr$ - ana q ~ 1aa5
lszsle nu1z1l sd pA1zlel11a s. - Cnl.1e
Gtaean. nd ~ h1eE uEed ~ f1ft7 yeAn4 VIA
neFW fNzIlnA isaceasa ~ MlllAe11 - n1c411El
- LII cE1l4l1n- U1k11H rs rlgc1zg -
tee111ag ft1 rn1ns 3 fnnaisnl1nzas 6 sslzsEss
n Efl5& &E1M Pain, cuE1a oT1nH1ely cd 1lzE.
Knma, Rrlr11E u - k1HN.a "a Nt14 e1,1e.
~ afyinR kanIth - ~ ehtd q xeg1a kAe
nc1k9. Pxlea - bu1lla 1pled9if
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-25

RAJ QuAlily silk piush, eoss 81 70
import. We oag fer cash and anil fuR
eash. Orr pEioes tell shs kale - OnesieF
Cisaryis. noN
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-25
nARRYsa PRnpnYIAcTTo mi

DARBY's PROPHYLACTIo FLUID.
uae Il 10 every aiek room. VIA koep
tba atmosphere pQre and vhoiaaome;
removing ell bad odoFs from auy source.
Wili destroy al Diaeaea Germs, IN
feelioa from Ell feVsfs. and al Cos
taaioaa DteeaeNA
Ihs emtnena physician. y. Marion
Slma, NJ. D. New YoFk. eAyes II en-
eoutineed ihAt Rrog. DaFhyAa PFopAy-
lAeais Fluid b . moat valuable disea-
facfane."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-25

II yoa want . faeid, reliable msassn-
go bog can en- I. L Bales, eeoood ana
Columbia. o. ring up talevAo1e 100. ais
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-25

DUmaM. Nov. a - Bha GDF8raM81t
has d6tidsd . bkosse1tS 4A9le an9
shsshgt nniipnaIIst membsEs ~ parits-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-25

Ladies' and children'a hoods, caps
toques and faaeinaAoEa IN al Desirable
styles end shaaes. ToK1Aa q Hm1Rn-
NAE. esf. 49, -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-25

CANADIAN PACIFIC 4. \ EXCURSIONS
Parties going Easl wiil ave money hy
cailing On & ". MuGmNR. % Mn
a9laa2 ia~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-25

All are invited 70 inspses the ssau
Osshina House grand gin displAy. o. !.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-25

Washing4na Territory Deutni asa
khoteeFarAle Dspaa--A faH sunplf a
isg friaeA A. n SEEanaE 4 o. drua-
EtHlA nae n
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-25

1unoa. A. r.. Nov. IS HssEy rains
dnkina che last three days have dons
mueh damage 10 TIE railroads and ssv-
eral bad uashaals ere reported. Trails
nuraheg twenty, weat 'bnand, waa held
here tiIi daylight. Train number nine
teen, east bound. di6 nol ssash Xama
till neon today.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-25

81 buys q pair pf duEable working
pants az the Star OhDthinR HQnse, 2oe
Commercial etReet,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-25

kssl Estate Is tie foundafiaa Of az
vsaith. II yoa via wsaish bay aome
Aapaa Valley land % O. Q. OAExExs
a ca rs
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-25

S1hSe. Al woei dEsm e0oda. Splendid
yAloeA. al Rood1 maEked d plain
axafs4 oees3aF CleaFy. noso
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-25

San FnANplsuD. New, sk.--As The Ath-
lelle aroanda, at Oakland. today, w. q.
Davia. Of the san Franoisoo Bicycle
Olnb. ID q half miia race, throe heats.
sneoooded IN makino the third heat n
one minute and twenty seven and three
quarters seconds, thug beaaine 4he
record az She Pacific Ooaai, which was
one minute and twenty-nine and 5
quarter booonda. mado By fred. Oooh,
On The sane grounds, on Decoration
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-25

New ovareoass. all The latest Neu Yosk
styles. ct % 10 @26; che best Of values.
Kline 4 Rosenberg, 90 oommsseial 81
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-25

JezKxr, Nor. M.--Ths arguments II
the Lambert and Bishop insufancs case
wsEe eompletea today and TIE case Ia
nov IN ths hands 81 ths jury.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-25

San EnauorBoo, Nov. -. = Frank
Jaynes, superintendent Of the Western
Union Tslaaraph eompany, has issued
9 oireulnR announclne & aIlght reduction
ID rates which viii BE- poe II force on
end after December Let. 1887. Between
ell Western Union ozioe8 IN the section
eonsaininQ Wyoming, OoloEado, New
Mckee, Idaho, Utah. AFisoua, Nevada,
California, Oregon and .Waehington
territory, the maximum rata viii Be 70
cents for Zen WerdS and Beanis foE cash
additional word. Between ell Western
Union Offices 10 TIE section containing
Nevada, ORaQon, California and wash
lneton territory The naxtmum rate viii
b 90 eonta for ton words and 4 cents
for each additional word.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-25

. REMrnA, N. X. Nov. 2k--A fpot bail
confess today betgsen 30 LehiRh unl
suited e. follows; LehiQh 81, Cornell 10.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-25

Nnw Yoax, Nov. 2k--AanosH about
ths Faelfs raIlsead eomnIsniousrs we're
uiantifnl a Wall stfeat ysatarday. The
ahaxp adYenep may have heen doe 70 .
eovefnrneni for . lone tesm Of yegsg e.
; Pea cent interest. u vas feared that
there tnieht Be q divieinn among Tia
oemmissloneFn, and the oct Of congress
chat dlseosne she inyoatignfton provided
that the report should Be made v the
president before Deoember 1st. ssst
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-25

porTGvrIlL1, Pa. Nov. q. = About
flfty executive ef1oers of TIE Knights a.
Labor assemblies and miner Organize
tions mel here today 70 consi1er The
IIshieh region coal strike. ID
vas resolved 20 isgne q hoycotf
aaalmal tie Inhi0h VALLEY road
ana the Euaqushaua division
cf The Central railroad Of New Jerasy.
Commissioners we're appointed 20 issue
appeals 70 the pahlic for aid and 10 con-
fer with President Oorbln Of The Read
tna road and others, with = view fo q
settlement Of the troubles. A apeolaI
appeal fer aid will Be made 10 ths Einass
Of The Wyoming region.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-25

skN FnAHcBco, Nov. 2A--The body Of
an unknown Chinsmaa vas picked 40
from tn By this af1eGnoo1 - flont e.
he aea wall. He had 2gs and numerous
papers IN bis pockets. FFom the oondi-
lien Of she Famains Il a presumed that
he had besn IN The water only 8 short
time.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-25
Commencing moHday, llstll
OREGON Rf. & NAV. COS
sTEAMERs.

Arrives daily nom vicsuria ana
t1oEt TOWNSEND, except sunday. anf
UepGrt daily for Victoria ar3
fort Townsend, except sunday. ~
NINA HAYWARD on NORTH "a cfrl6
Depart eaily for Taoomn. connect
Ing with early Portland frnfm. -
same boat gong through 10 Olrmss. *
8teklaooon, oxooDftnQ ounfsrS
Departs daily oxcoptfnR 0undnYn
tor Tacoma. connaCEtnu viii
Portland and Switch hnoE trin1. a., Z Z
Departs daily for 1acoma. eKcspf-
ING SUNDAY. ..sss-.ssss.s..,, $50. ft1nn
Arrives daily from Tacoma. ar
ceptinR Sunday -. ......,..n -
Arrives daily from Tacoma ~
csgslng Sunday -. .-...ss.....s
same bOat rom Olympia and s.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-25

Arrives from Whslcom every Tnln
dag. fhurSdag and SATURDAY al....
Departs for Wha1oom and va pagis
eveEJ Sunday Tuesday and Than
day, at...s-s...... 4A
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-04-23
.Tohnnv,s Composition on Medicine.

"There Is two kinds of medicine besides
the kind You Rub On and the first kind is
the Soft Kind which you take with n spoon
while 4 man holds your Head and you kick
and Riggle some because it Tastes 50 and the
other kind is the Hard kind which is called
Pills and it is the Hardest Of the whole be
cause IL is so Hard 10 go Down but it does
not make any Difference which kind you
Take when You gct II Took you wish you
Had not for Il makes quito Row in your
stomach and Riots Around
Evidently Johuny's experience in mcdi-
cine does not include DR.. Pierces Pleasant
Purpntiyo Pellets which are easy TO take
mud do their work quietly and calmly.
Neither does il include IN the way Of soft
Medicine Dr. Piereo's Golden Medical Dis.
co,ory. % which though powerful 10 cure all
chronic arrangement u the liver and blood,
h. pleasant ~ The taste and agreeable in rs
effects. unoqualed as a remedy ioral srrof-
tlons diseases pimples, hlotches, cr1lptons,
uicrrs. swciad glands, gOltre or thick mock,
foyer sores and hIp-jolni, disease.